Five years after losing nearly nine in ten of its parliamentary seats, Morocco's Justice and Development Party is attempting one of the more consequential acts of political self-examination in the Arab world's recent democratic history. With founding figure Abdelilah Benkirane returned to lead the effort, the party is asking whether a movement shaped by Islamist politics and post-Arab Spring optimism can find renewed purpose through practical governance promises and generational renewal. The deeper question it must answer — for itself and for Moroccan voters — is whether meaningful political c